Cornell Notes Study Guide

What is Theme

• The message of a story

• A problem in the story

• The time and place

• None of the above

What is Conflict

• The problem in a story

• When someone says something buts mean something else

Direct Characterization

• The message in the story

• The author indirectly tell us information about the character

• The author directly tells us information about the character

• Time and place in the story

Third Person Limited uses I, We, My,

• True

• False

Irony

• The time and place in a story

• When you expect one thing to happen and the opposite occurs

• The message of the story

• The author INDIRECTLY tells us information about the character.

Verbal Irony

• When something happens that is the opposite of what is expected or intended

• when you say something that actually means something else

Situational Irony

• When something happens that is the opposite of what is expected or intended

• When the opposite of what expects to happen, occurs

Conflict is the problem in a story

• True

• False

Indirect Characterization: The author INDIRECTLY tells us information about the character.

• True

• False

Bonus Question: What is S.T.E.A.L

• SPEAK, THOUGHTS, EFFECTS, ACTIONS, LOOKS

• SEE, TRY, ELABORATE, ACCESS, LOOK

• STATE, TALK, EXAMPLE, ASK, LEGIBLE

• None of the above